EXCLUSIVE: In one of Netflix’s biggest TV bets in the fantasy space to date, the streamer has taken in for development The Forgotten Realms, a live-action Dungeons & Dragons series, sources tell ...

Shawn Levy, 'Dungeons & Dragons,' and Drew Crevello Guy Aroch/Hasbro/Michael Buckner for Deadline EXCLUSIVE: In one of Netflix’s biggest TV bets in the fantasy space to date, the streamer has ...

Reps for Netflix and Hasbro Entertainment declined comment. Ever since then-Hasbro subsidiary eOne in 2021 made launching a live-action Dungeons & Dragon series a top priority, Netflix has felt ...

Hasbro Entertainment is also producing the new project. The series is currently titled “The Forgotten Realms,” named after the famous “DnD” campaign setting. Drew Crevello, who was ...

The project comes from one of the top producers on the streamer’s roster, Shawn Levy (Stranger Things, Deadpool & Wolverine), writer-showrunner Drew Crevello (WeCrashed) and Hasbro Entertainment. As ...

Hasbro Entertainment ended up picking up the pieces, coming up with an entirely new concept with Crevello in charge. Levy, who has frequently worked with Netflix, became interested in the project ...

Hasbro Entertainment, which owns the brand, will also be involved in the series. The story will be set in the Forgotten Realms, one of the worlds of ‘Dungeons and Dragons’, like the acclaimed ...

The publication's sources explain that the project comes from Shawn Levy (who is currently working on "Stranger Things" season 5), writer-showrunner Drew Crevello, and Hasbro Entertainment.

Hasbro Entertainment. Deadline was first to report the news. Another Dungeons & Dragons live-action series was greenlit by Paramount+ in 2023 but that project, which involved Crevello, was ultimately ...

According to Deadline, Netflix is making a live-action show with Hasbro Entertainment on board. The D&D TV Show Is Set In The Forgotten Realms The current title of the show is The Forgotten Realms ...

Also part of the creative team as showrunner is Drew Crevello, along with Hasbro Entertainment. A Dungeons & Dragons series was in development for Paramount+ but ultimately never got off the ground.